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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SY COUGARS R. H. Cornish Public School curlers participated in the 4th annual Provincial Elementary EESPFSSE Cornish curlers claim Curling Championship held in Napanee during the weekend. Thirty-two rinks from across the province participated in the event. Cornish curlers were (front, from left) Luke Martyn, Scott Peters, Jamie Irvine, (back row) Sara Hunter, Ryan Edgar, and Erin Smith. Teacher Reg Philip and Pineridge Sports co-owner Terry Coyne coached the team. Port Perry was the host town during last year's event. JOHN DEERE DAY (WORKING TOGETHER...A WAY OF LIFE) 1992 EN -_------ let's get together. Rancher and actor Wilford Brimley... || Jobn Deere Day 1992 Spokesperson We've worked hard together, so now let's get together at John Deere Day 1992! There's a whole line-up of activities, food and films (some featuring actor and rancher Wilford Brimley). Your neighbors will be there --so bring the whole family to John Deere Day. We'll be waiting for you! Wednesday March 4, 1992 1:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. To celebrate another year gi: © of working together, sill; DG TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS resis 085-7383 IN THIS SPACE Pineridge Atoms lose in last 26 seconds of match The ridge Atom B team travelled to Napanee on Saturday for their fourth game in this series. With a win and two losses this was a must win game and with such a determined effort on the ice from both teams this game was not decid- - ed until the last 26 seconds. This game started with Napanee scoring midway through the first period with Port catching up early in the second on a goal by Scott Sanderson. Assisting was Nick Pelyk and Adam Brain. Port brief- ly took the lead when Chris Jones passed the puck to Scott Sanderson who made good on it. Also assisting was Adam Brain. Napanee shortly returned the attack and neatly tied it up. Five minutes later Napanee earn- ed the go-ahead goal. Not to be out- done, Port again tied it up when for the second time Chris beat the defense and found himself making a great pass to Scott who scored his third goal of the game earning a hat trick. Also assisting was Brad Monsma. But it didn't end there as Napanee went ahead once again, only to have Scott come back and take his fourth goal of the game, assisted by Glenn McCready. Way to go, Scott! A tie was once again at stake and Port was considering overtime when Napanee hit pay dirt at the 26 se- cond mark and dashed any hopes the fans had at seeing overtime. However, the Port players made every attempt to score as Port pull- ed the goalie and sent out the exfra attacker. Port controlled the play and several shots were taken but Napanee's goalie was quick to shut Port down. The final score was 5-4 for Napanee. A great effort was made by every member of the team throughout the series. Many thanks to Blayne Kin- nunen for filling in on the line up. Please recycle this newspaper A team of curlers from R. H. Cornish Public School won the B Event Championship at the 4th annual Provincial Elemen- tary Curling Championship held in Napanee over the week- end. The local rink consisted of Luke Martyn, Scott Peters, Ja- mie Irvine, Sara Hunter, Ryan Edgar and Erin Smith. The team lost its first game to Sutton Public School but was undefeated in its final four games, beating St. Cecilia's Sep- arate School from Iroquois, Morning Glory from Pefferlaw, Deseronto/Sandhurst from Na- panee, and William Beatty Pub- lic School from Parry Sound. Teacher Reg Philip, who coaches the team along with Terry Coyne of Pineridge Sports, says the Cornish Cou- gars represented themselves, their school, their curling club and their township well and everyone should be proud of them. Thirty-two rinks participated in the event. Port Perry was the host town during the 3rd annual provin- cial championship. Eaglettes manage 5-5 draw with Whitby team Following a tournament in Oshawa in which the girls gave their best physically, mentally and emotionally to earn the sil- ver medal, the XL. Gas Bar Ea- glettes were asked to again come up with another outstand- ing effort on Monday night against a rested Whitby 2 team. Port went ahead in a tight checking game that allowed nei- ther team to develop any flow in their game. Nicole Virtue got the opener on a three-way pass- ing play started by Julia Lea- man to Melissa Hooker who fed Nicole. ' Leanne Layzell started the next goal when she moved the ring to Leanne Davison who set up Melissa to give Port a 2-0 lead. Working hard all the time Stacey Cunningham dug the ring out and fed Julia and the lead was 3-0. Near the end of the first peri- od Whitby broke the shutout and the edge fell off of Port's game. Whitby worked to a 5-3 lead before Melissa evened the score to complete her hat trick. Julia assisted on both of these goals to give her a hat trick in assists. Stacey assisted on the tying goal for her second of the game. In a game that turned into a struggle Port managed a 5-5 tie. Five games in four days showed but the girls toughed it out giv- ing their best. The team now has a two week layoff before its next and most important playoff game against the power- ful Whitby 1 squad. A win would all but assure us a berth in the league championship fi- nal. Get rested, get psyched! Go get 'em Eaglettes! Ajax branch at 686-1516. Puddle Jump and Ski-a-thon to be held at Dagmar Dagmar Ski Resort will be holding special eventsin March which willinclude a Puddle Jump and Ski-a-thon. On March 7, begining at 2 p.m., the second annual Puddle Jump will be held at the slopes. Currently the staff is busy creating a huge puddle which competitors will attempt to ski through. The puddle will be long enough to ensure that only a few lucky people make it to the other side. The event will be open to snowboarders as well as skiers and prizes will be awarded to competitors for the biggest splash and the ones who make it through the puddle. On March 13, from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. the Canadian Can- cer Society Ski-a-thon will be held. The event is hosted by Dagmar and the South Ajax Canadian Cancer Society. Interested skiers can sign up at Dagmar. The entrance fee is $30 which pays for the lift ticket. Fifteen dollars of the reg- istration feeis eligible for an income tax receipt. To register or for information on either event call Dagmar Ski Resort at 686-3207 or the Canadian Cancer Society South PHONE 416-427-6526 * FUEL OIL ES O0LCO PETROLEUM TOLL FREE 1-800-263-2726 Serving Port Perry, Uxbridge & Blackstock Area for over 20 years * STOVE OIL" * DIESEL, | 0LcO Furnace Finance Plan _| OLCO Furnace Finance Plan 24 HOUR EMERGENCY BURNER SERVIC ca WILSON OIL BURNER SERVICE - 986-4964 or OLCO - Toll Free 1-800-387-2353